Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-14
Police Court.


The first case called in the Police Court
yesterday was that of Mrs and Charles
Hammond, charged with disturbing the
peace. Both defendants were found guilty,
and fine of S. was imposed on each..
Yung Hop will be tried to-day on the
charge of assault with deadly weapon. .....
All Jung, charged with battery, will also be
tried to-day 49,. Eugene Mooney, booked
for the crime of petit larceny, in stealing a
lamp from house on Second and L streets,
pleaded guilty and sentence will be pro-
nOunced to-day ......Ah Bong forfeited his
s. deposit for refusing to give his true
name to Deputy Assessor Eldred. All
Tong and All Yake were both found
guilty of the same offense.... The former
was fined $40 and the latter So 3d.. Mrs.
Montgomery pleaded guilty to the charge
of disturbing the peace and was sentenced
10 twenty days imprisonment. .... Patrick
Connors was convicted of the crime of bat
terry and sentenced to pay fine of $50 or in
default to remain so days in the County
Jail.....Joe Smith and Press Hawkins,
booked as common DRINKS, were sentenced
to fifty days each in the chain-gang ......R r.
B. Hoffman forfeited his So deposit for
being drunk rather than be tried ...... All
Gin was found guilty of being vagrant
and sentenced to imprisonment for sixty
days.
The Last Spike.
a dispatch was received yesterday from
VIM. H. Mills stating that the excursion to
Oregon to celebrate the completion of the
California and Oregon Railroad will leave
San Francisco and Sacramento on Friday
next at P. NJ, and that the ceremonies at
the point of junction will take place near
Ashland on Saturday at P. NJ. 1t is also
learned that there will be but one train,
the invited guests numbering about so, and
the " volunteer excursionists all travelling
by the same train. The round trip fare
will be S25. The excursion will be entirely
under the auspices of the State Board of
Trade, and arrangements have been COM
pleted insuring complete success of the
affair. The last rail was LAID yesterday
and the ceremonies will therefore not be
delayed further upon the question of COM
pletion of the work. The task of building
the great coast route has been accom-
plished herculean as it was, and Sacra-
mento is the terminus of another extremely
important railway route.
1t would be well for those who desire to
accompany the excursion from Sacramento
to leave orders for tickets at the Southern
Pacific Companys ticket office early, in
order 10 secure sleeping accommodations.
CLUEIE OPERA HoUsE.-The Austrian
Hungarian band, which played here SO
and Sunday evenings, and give concerts
with complete changes of programme, in
which will be numbered the gems of the
most popular operas. At each concert Sig
nor Carlo, the rapid painter, will appear,
and two Of his paintings be given away.
The troupe is one of very high musical
ability, and respond to the cultured and
popular taste alike. In fact, few companies
of musicians hold so evenly balances in
their programmes between the popular and
the classical.
MASONIC HALL AssocIArIoN.-At the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of the
Masonic Hall Association the following
Trustees were elected: S. w. Butler,
Francis Foster, John R. Watson, John w.
Rock, VIM. NJ. Petrie, VIM. B. Davis,
VIM. B. Miller, VIM. r. Jones, VIM. E.
Oughton. The Board organized by the
election of the following officers: John r.
Watson, President Francis Foster. Vice
President; VIM. B. Davis. Secretary Vim.
81. Petrie, Treasurer.
NoTARIEs PUBLIc-The Governor has
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follows: Il. E. Without, Stockton II. F.
Batchelder, Chico; W. B. Reynolds,
Healdsburg w. H. II. Clayton, Orange; c.
A. Thompson, Santa Barbara w. Henry
Jones, Red Bluff; r. H. Chapman, Los
Angeles.
CAUrIoS.-No piano but the Mathushek
mas the tuning-pins bashed into a solid
iron frame. For this reason are the best
and most durable for this climate. See
them at Cooper's music store, Seventh and
J streets.
PIANO TUNING.-Paul Schoen, practical
,.iauo maker. Hammers music store.
FIFTY Christmas trees will be illumin-
ated tonight Everybody is invited 10 see
them. Red House.
New shades in plushes, 65 cents; in
satins, Is cents for fancy work. Red
House.